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$ETH 2H Market View: Still Stuck in the Range ETH is sitting around $1,882 right now, and honestly, the 2H chart doesn’t look like a clean trend yet. It looks more like a range where both sides are waiting for liquidity to get taken. The bigger structure on this chart is pretty clear: $1,852 → $1,930 That’s roughly the battlefield ETH has been trading inside. We got the sharp rejection from around $1,930, then the drop toward $1,852, followed by a recovery. But the recovery hasn’t produced a convincing higher high yet. What caught my attention is what’s happening around the moving averages. $ETH is currently below the MA5 at $1,889, MA10 at $1,884, and MA30 around $1,885. That tells me short-term sellers still have a slight advantage. It’s not a strong bearish trend by itself, but price is struggling to reclaim the average cluster. The first level I’d watch is $1,895. That area has already acted as a reaction zone, so if ETH gets back above it and actually holds on a 2H close, the chart starts looking healthier. Above there, I’m watching $1,920, followed by the bigger $1,930 resistance. And this is where liquidity gets interesting. A move above $1,895 could attract breakout longs, while the area around $1,920–$1,930 is likely where a lot more stops and breakout orders are sitting. If ETH pushes into that zone and gets rejected again, I’d be careful chasing the move. On the other side, $1,869 is the first support I care about. Below that, the bigger level is the recent $1,852 low. If $1,869 breaks with real volume, I’d expect traders to start looking toward that $1,852 liquidity. Losing $1,852 would be a much more meaningful structural failure because the recent recovery would basically be undone. Volume also isn’t giving me a strong confirmation yet. The latest 2H volume shown is around 52.7K ETH, below the displayed 5-period average of about 68.5K and close to/below the 10-period average around 56.5K. So the current price movement doesn’t have especially convincing participation behind it. That’s important. I’d rather see ETH break a key level with expanding volume than watch it slowly grind through resistance on weak activity. The MACD is showing some improvement, with the histogram recently turning positive, but the lines are still around negative territory. To me, that looks more like momentum recovering from the previous selloff than a confirmed trend reversal. Macro is also not giving ETH a huge tailwind right now. The latest U.S. July CPI came in at 3.4% headline and 2.5% core year-over-year, broadly matching expectations. That reduced the immediate inflation surprise, but it also doesn't force the Fed into an aggressively dovish stance. So my read is pretty simple: Bullish scenario: ETH reclaims $1,895, holds it as support, volume expands, and buyers start attacking $1,920 → $1,930. Bearish scenario: ETH keeps getting rejected below $1,895, loses $1,869, and sellers push price back toward $1,852. The area I wouldn't want to trade aggressively is the middle of this range. Around $1,880–$1,890, the risk/reward isn't particularly clean for me. One more thing: the screenshot doesn't show ETH-specific funding rate or open interest, so I wouldn't make up a derivatives read from it. Those would be useful confirmation—especially if price breaks $1,895 or loses $1,869. Open interest rising with a breakout can tell a very different story from price moving on declining OI. For now, I see ETH as range-bound with a slight short-term bearish lean, but the real signal comes from which liquidity pocket gets taken first. Disclaimer: This is my market analysis for educational purposes, not financial advice. Crypto is highly volatile, and any trade should be based on your own risk management and confirmation. What are you watching here — a reclaim of $1,895 for the upside, or a sweep of $1,852 before $ETH finds real demand? ‌ #GateLaunchpool141MDOS

$ETH It is indeed relatively weak now, but it has not reached a one-sided bearish outlook. The current price is around 1885, and the prediction market puts the probability of dropping to 1800 in August at 62%, while the probability of reaching 2000 is also 55%. These two outcomes do not conflict; it is entirely possible to drop sharply first and then rebound. On the chart, the rebound near 1925 failed to hold, and short-term selling pressure remains. Next, watch 1870 first, then 1800 if it breaks below; to turn stronger, it must at least reclaim 1925 first. $ETH So for now, it looks more like a range-bound market with a bearish bias, not a prelude to a crash. Do not rush to bet on a direction in the middle of the range; wait for the key levels to break.